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!. Desirable p "a For snla.

I will sell at reasonable figures few
desirable cottages and number Of high,
dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm.
Ing views at Mountain Lake Park and
Lcch Lynn, Nd, on the top Of the ALLIE
gheny mountains. A case Of sunstroke,
cholera infsntum, malaria or hay fever
has never been known to originate on
these mountains, and are relieved imme-
diately when brought there. These
places ore rapidly becoming noted sum-
mer fesorts. .s
Address me at Wheeling, W. Va, or
at Mountain Lake Park, Nd. x
Is ws&w. ]. @. ALDERsoN.
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nIr, nIcponnld,s Funernl.

The remains OF Mr.. Tom Mcdonald
who died recently in Arkansas, will reach
the city ct 1857 morning on the Pan
handle railroad in charge Of his father
The funeral will leave Arbenz'a undertak
ing establishment ut 1880 A, NJ. Tho inter
ment will be at the Peninsulsr cemetery
and services will be conducted at the
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i THE COMING STATE FAlH.
Some Specially attractive New Features

Some Specially Attractive Now Features
ysrl Announced. III
Preparations for tho approaching an
nual exhibition OF tho West Virginia Ex-
position and State Fair Association are
booming. A number Of new and novel,
SO vol rs attractive features, are ~.
nounced, and 1t 10 understood that there
are others in reserve for future an.
nourcement. A certain gentleman Of
this city has offered three special prizes
| for babies to be exhibited at the State Fair
For the best developed, prettiest and
heaviest boy under one year OF age, five
dollar gold pin, on which will be en-.
graved the name Of the child and the
words and figures, First Prize, 1872
The conteBtants for this prize will be cx-
hibited In the Lsdies' Department, for the
purpose OF awarding the prize, on Tues
day, the second day Of the Fair, ut 10
o'clock A. N.
IA like prizs will be awarded for the
largest, prettiest, heaviest and heaithiest
| girl under one year OF age, to be exhibited
on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. 81, in the
Ladies' Department., Tor the purpose Of
awarding the prize.
The third special prizs is for tho largest,
prsttieet, heaviest and healthiest twins
under one year OF age, to be exhibited on
Thursday, the third day OF the Fair, at 10
O'Clock AM. This prlzs will be two five
dollar gold pins engraved with the nam e
Of the twins on each and "First prizs,
1857" ;&s 1.ssn j
The names OF the contestants for these
three prizes must be entered on the frat
day Of the Fair. No entry Zee will be
charged the contestants. l.s.
The teachera in the public schools in
this city contemplate making an exposi-
ton OF the progress OF students OF the
public schoola in the city in scholarship.
This matter will bs under tho direction OF
Prof. w. II. Anderson, City Superintend.
ent, snd will be shown in the Children's
Division Of the Ladies' Department.
J. 81. DenhaIa, from St. CIairsviIle, q
breeder Of Jersey cattle, will exhibit a
bust Of Mrs. Cleveland, made from Jersey
butter, provided he can get the mould
completed in time for the Fair. g K
A herd Of ten Holstien cattle was en-
tered on the book yesterday.
The following business men have se-
cured space for their booths in the main
building: E. l.. Rose & Co., for sewing
machines; John Fr;del, for china ware |;
Geo. NJ. Shook & Co., ios dry goods W.
Il. Sheib, for musical Instruments; 2.
|.Loecher, for notions; @. A. House for
musical instruments; 8. Baer's Sons,
Wholesale grocers; The Singer Sewing
Machine Co., Joseph speidel & Co.,
Wholesale grocers;J. W. Amick, boot and
shoe dealer; @. W. StriG, for musicsl in
struments; J. NJ. Frasher, Of the Wheel.
ing Business College, In the art depart
ment nearly all the wall space Ia taken
and additional space will be required.
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Greatly Excited.

No. Q few Of the citizens OF Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited ovel
tho astounding facts, that several OF theil
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians as incurabIe and beyond
all hope-sufering with that dreaded
pletely cured by DR.. Kings Now Discov.
cry for CONSUMPTION, tho only remedy
that does positively cure ell throat and
lung diaeases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Logan
& Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles 81. ~: Z, Z
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Two tents will be sold at auction at
grocery on Saturday afternoon. !;

CANT sLEEe Nights Is tho complaint 81
Thousands suffering from Aathma, Con.
sumption. Coughs, etc, Did you, ever try
Acker's English Remedy 2 q It Is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on 8 positive guarantee at 10c.,, 415c.
Logan, L Co.,, Q. R. Goethe, Chss. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, u. l "
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rypc.wri,ors Chcap,

We have Tor eale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Orandall
and the Hammond. Theee machines have
been taken in exchange Tor the matchless
Csligraph, and win be sold cheap. W riters
for rent aud Tor sale on monthly install,
ments. Call on or address for circulara X
EDWARD L. ROSE 4: Co.,
W y. IS Twelfth street, H;
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THE MUSIC ASp rlREWoRYs. 7.
REUNION NOTES.

Pertinent Points on tho Progress of the
Preparations. .53
Numerous applications are being re-.
ceiyed daily for rooms q. the hotels. +
A large new dag has been ordered for
the ptaE on top OF the City. Building.
The Drummond g. A. R. Post, Of st.
Olairsville, will attend the Reunion at
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colorel Camp Meeting

/ Il Noonan's Grove, one mile east Of Burr's
Minis. Ohio, Sunday, August II and 81.
The Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
] t dde at IS cent? Tor tho round trip.
Trains leaving Wheeling ss.7:d5 and $3.50
AZ NJ Returning strives Vt Wheeling at
10 7. n. a i.i ThFas s
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Glnss Workers. Wages .. X.

The conference between the manufac.
turs1s' and workmen's committeeBin re.
ference to the dispute as to wages to be
paid in flint glass factories wsB held at
Pittsburgh yesterday. It was learned last
night that the differences were amicably
settled and strike or lockout averted.
This WAS all that! could be learned here
and the Pittsburgh papers appeared to
know nothing Of the conference. 1t is
significant that Mr.. Gorby, OF the Bellaire
goblet works, telegrsphed from Pittsburgh
yesterday to start the fires in his factory.
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suliings, pantaIoonings and over.
coatings, which we arc prepared TO make
up In flrst.cllss style at reasonable
prices. gs--=--r
Our White UnIauudried Shirt. double
scanned, re.gnforced front and back, Of
So eeuts, Ii the greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line u Balbriggan In.
derwcar from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut
.-}5 Z. HESS a. SONS,
ly2I&1323 Market Street.
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4 Persons Wishing to bid at the auction
sale Of Smyth's grocery on next Saturday
afternoon, can ace the appraisement Of tho
stock OF goods aud also examine the stock
by calling at tho grocery at any time be-
foro the sale, -. tiys3s ,.35s99 d 81 e &; e.,
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MANY Of the good things Of this lilo are
uorrowlully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepaia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa.
ton; sold on positive guaranteed at o5
and 50 cents, by Logan & Co., 70. R. Goethe,
g. Menkemiller, K. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros, x 4! jj+zTTSi Il 2 z
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AckER's Blood Elixir 10 the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. It is q positive cure
for Ulcefa, Erupttons or Syphilitic Poi.
soning. 1t purifes the whole system, and
bRnishes all Rheumatic and Nsuraleic
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan l. Co., q
r. Goetze, O. Meukemiltsr, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. i &, o. =, M
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Tucruome,er kocord

An reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera Houss corner. yesterday:
IAN. oak. I'm SEN. 7r.v
: 70' 75' Is $50 $50 S0'
4 Weather.-.FAr. So iss7 = ~ -
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st. EluIrxyJ1Ja

Mr.. John Beam, east Of town, received a new
steam ,hseshins machine yesterday. - -
MI. John L. Baxter, who was stricken with par
alysis wolfe in Wheeling yesterday Is stitI, In a
dangerous condition. -: = - - :,
John Dunlap, Jr.. banker at New. Athens. who
successfully played the late assignment act, has
started fancy livery stable at Uhr!chsville.
Milton Barnes, working a, the new Court house.
by a fellow workman accldentaIiy sirIEinr him
wita pieS tho pick going through his hand and
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0ontlomon's fluest sl,,opeu.,,

-ITIT1IV 3 UoHG1ouitE's thtst SNobS. --7-----
= We have just received our first fall in.
voice OF Stacy, Adams & Co.'s fines. shoes.
Ifyou want q fine ahoe, come and sec the
latest ntylcs. .s3 sSi &: I'll IS
,7. lssl.5 J. W. AMlcK, cole agent. I.
1143 Main street, 4
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Wantcd-.i Houke. =. .7-TII
Oranges and Lemons-E. Schulz.
A Challenge Dick idstsn.
Something DesiIable-E y. cattoll & Co.
Use tho Gate City Stone Filtcs-Ewtng Bros.
/. Trustees aAte-1ames Reed. :
Decorate the Town decoration Headquarters.
+ NoIlce-Ausustus Pollack-Atnd Of Local.
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SAVE the Children. They arc especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
1t saves hours Of snxioua watching. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., G. r. Goethe, @. Menke-
millor, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. |
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Lust Chance for this sel Shore, Thursday

u -. a August 70, 1887. N
On the above date the Pittsburgh, Gin
clnnad & st. Louis Railway-pan-Hantle
Route-will sell excurBion tickets for the
last popular excursion of tho season to
Sea Island City, Atlantic City and Cape
May at rate Of $40 for. the round trip.
These tickets will DO good ten days, in
Guiding date Of sale, and will be good on
all morning and afternoon trains for Pitts.
burgh, connecting with trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad leaving Pittsburgh
at 4:30P.M.,7:15 r. M. and 0 =. n. 3Excnr-
sioniHts can leaye Philadelphia Friday,
the 10Th, on any, train for either OF the
points named. Il n 4 q 90
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Three Horses, Three Wagons
FOR SALE,
OHIO COUNTY

Farm Tor Sn1cl
4 Offer for sale my farm, located on shor, Crees
siS miles from Wheeling. Farm contains ia
orchard; well wAtercd underald with coal and l1y
nank open. VIII be FOLD on reasonable terms
ror inlther particulars call on the undcn icned M
Inc farm, or address inc through the po.tolice. 'A
5s.r3 ti BURTON HEbGEl
, aaitN sss-t,5asissi-H, i Clinton, " Va
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FOR SAIL

HHIRSsT:OLASS SHORT CREEK FARM
100 .;st Acres, about 10 miles from wheeling two
RAILROAD; 70 acres creek bottom, about If0 artcs
cleared and mostly 10 grass |. is rich |tnesoas
SOIL nnderlatd with the five foot fesm OF vot coal
ige nlick house, rooms, gooa water, stable and
DELArLAls, on the premises, or 'llS''r !. - -
-. q. $50, W. v. H0GE & BRO,
aus - 1900 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Che 1tiellIiQetlre
Now Advort.sem ents,

once. Nos. 50 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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The new pulley for the guide mill OF tho Etna
MI was received yesterday and the guide mill
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TO DECORATE THE LIBRARY.


The Board Of Education at It's meeting
las! night, had ita attention called to the
matter OF decorating the Public Library
building during Reunion week by the
COMMITTEES on Public Library, and appro-
pristed $25 to BIO used for that purpose,
This money is to DO expended and the
building decorated under the direction OF
Superintendent Anderson and Clerk Hall.
There is already demand for windows
and other eligible points on Market and
Main streets IN the central business part
OF tho town from which to view the big
psrades Of Thursday and Friday and the
crowds that will throng the streets on
those days. A large number OF windows
have been hired this fur in advance.
THE MUSIC AND FIREWORKS. ta, a,
This evening the German singing So.
cieties, tho children's chorus and the or
chestra will all mest for rehearsal at the
Arion hall. This rohearaal should be- we'll
attended by all. Only q ehort time now
remafnf IN which to train the chorus.
The lsTELLldENcER's suggestion yester.
day that the fireworks should be shown
on the vacant lot on the Island iuet oppo-
site the leVee, Seemed to meet with uni
versal public approval. The people ap-
pasently want the fireworks to be shown
there; MIR. Oowden, Of the committee,
says. however, that all the members d.
clded that on the fair grounds was the
beet place. H9 thinks the fine lineslof the
set pieces cannot be seen across the river.
Such pieces arc shown in Washington
City third to a half milo from the main
body OF spectators to good advantage.
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+. d. Cattcll 4 Co.. to-day adyertises his entire
stofk OF gents furnishing and dry goods for sale
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The Committee on Public Comfort OK
plains that strangers calling at the COM
mittee's office to secure boarding and
lodging will be furnished ticket to one
Of the boarding houaes on the liat, giving
his name, the number Of the house, and
the rate per day, meal or lodging agreed
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me pumping engines arc now ut the water works
power house site, aud workmeu will begin to-day
llnin In t,cuI L.. ~
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Superintendent Anderson was instruct
ed, on motion Of Mr.. Hannah, to cloae
the schools Thursday evening Of State
Fair week for the balance OF the week in
order that the children might attend the
lair on Friday. This has been the Gus.
tom for several years past. Z 8
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The Committee on Text Books recon-
mended that the contract for furnishing
school supplies for the coming year be
awarded to J. B. Wilson, her bid being
the lowest received. This was done.
Clerk Hall was instructed to purchase
three gross Of erssers from Snnbury,
Mass, firm, at coet Of $40 per gross, that
being about half the price homo dealers
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-06
Want a Court House.

Presiding Judge r. 7. Fryer and
Judges Sidney Jarvis and Harding
Long, the johnson county court, are
in the city to-day, looking over the
Pettis county court house. A propo-
sition will be submitted to the voters.
of johnson county on the 21st OF
February, to appropriate $50, 900 in
three annual payments, for the pur-
pose of building 3 court house at War
rensburg. That city will ask to make
and appropriation of SO, 900, and will
be given room in the building for city
purpose.
with the difference in the cost of
the material" said Judge Fryer to a
BAzoo reporter, "the presence of the
quarries, the stone saw.mills, and
homemade brick, we hope to build a
very nice house-almost as large as
the one here. Your contractor had to
ship his stone from Warrensburg to
Quincy, and then to Sedalia, while We
can use stone direct from the saw
mill, and can make as good brick as
anywhere in the state"
The visiting court was shown over
the court house by Judge Gentry and
County Clerk Mitchum, and expressed
themselves as perfectly delighted with
the convenience and arrangement of
the different offices and court rooms.
They were given the plans, and given
full details of the building and fur
nishing. They returned home late in
the afternoon,
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In The Market.

"Whar's the man what's buyin'
corn ?" asked farmer this morning,
leaning over the counter at the Pacific
Mutual office.
"Here / am" said Mr.. Poteet, with
vision of few carloads of golden
cereal before him.
"What's corn wuth ?" asked the
stranger.
"About AT in st. Louis"
"More'n the mills are payin' here. "
eyes"
"Gimme that price for mine ?"
"How much have you 2"
ooh, bout thirty bushels"
"But, my friend, 1 only buy in
large lots-ssy 10000 bushels"
lis that so ?"
"Yes."
"Then I guess I've struck the
wrong place. Good day."
GOOD day, SIR"
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MATED ON MONDAY.
Kansas and Missouri Join Hands
i'm a Matrimonial Venture.

An exceedingly well arranged and
enjoyable wedding took ri &c at high
noon to-day, at the residence of Mrs.
Lottie Mcclellan on Broadway. the
parties to the contract being her
youngest daughter, Miss Hattie Nc
Clellan, and Mr.. Zollie NJ. Nc
Cormick, of Manhattan, Kan.
The bride has resided in this city
since a child and is handsome and
highly accomplished young lady, the
groom was a student at the Central
business college here last year but lis
at present a fourishing stock dealer
and owner at Manhattan. Both have
many friends to wish them happiness
in their new relation.
The ceremony was simply yet beau
tifully and impressively performed by
Rev. B. F. Boiler, of the
Congregational church, in the
presence of only immediate friends and
relatives. The bride wore a wedding
gown of cream white bengaline and
satin. The entire front of the petticoat
was laid in lengthwise pleats of the
satin and the draperies of the benga-
liue were long and full. The corsage
was pointed, with a demi vest of the
pleated satin, undressed kid gloves
and a long tulle veil caught to the
dark hair with diamond crescent
made a very handsome and effective
toilet. After the ceremony a repast
was served of meats, salads, vegeta-
bles. large variety of fine cakes,
tropical and native fruits, coffee,
etc.
The list of presents embraced many
useful articles, but by request they are
omitted.
Among the guests present were
Mrs. H. P. Yunt and daughter; Miss
Katie Mcclellan; Mr.. E. E. McClel-
Ian; Mr.. Warren Mcclellan, of St.
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lower,
Miss Kate Mccormick, sister of the
groom, Manhattan, Kan; MIR. Harris
and daughter, Mrs. B. B. Lyon, Mrs.
l.. w. Welch, Miss Stella Ellis, Ona
Grant, and several others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick will leave
tomorrow morning for Manhattan,
Kansas, where they will in future re-
side, and where the good wishes of
many friends will follow them.
As a special feature of the wedding
it may be mentioned that the brides
mother was welded almost to the ex-
act minute just forry-three years ago,
in Hamilton, D.
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Directors Elected.

The newly-elected members of the
Missouri State Fair association heldta
meeting yesterday afternoon, aud or
ganized by the election of the follow.
ing officers
President, N. H. Gentry, re
elected.
First vice.president, F. E. Hoff
mann.
Second vice.president, Chris. Hye
Secretary, James Montgomery, re
elected.
Treasurer, John b. Jaynes, re
elected.
Mr.. Hye was made superintendent
of tickets.
The second week in August was Sc
lected as the time for holding the next
fair, to continue five days, with Mon.
day in which to get everything into
shape.
The following are the names of the
board of directors:
N. III. Gentry, E. w. Stevens, j.
West Goodwin, G. G. Taylor, Peter
Dump, G. Hye, sChas. McAninch, j.
FL. Pilkington, w. HI. Hoffman,
Louis Deutsch, VIM. Gentry, H. B.
Scott, VIM. Booker, F. E. Hoffman
M. Fl. Siebert, G. E. ngenfritz, j. B.
Gallie, j. B.Jaynes, Charles Kelk and
James w. Cole.
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was holy; before all she loved on earth.
she regretted the step she had taken,
and promised to try to lead a better,
higher, boiler life.
The same old story.
Told again. with only the variation
in name, and date, and place.
A widowed mother, watching, wait
ing, listening for the coming of the
steps she loves to hear. A loving
mother, trusting, praying. hoping fol
the future of the girls. What will be
her anguish when she hears the story
her Annie has told ? What will be
her anguish when she takes to her
arms the daughter she sent into the
world virtuous, happy girl I?
Poor mother I! Poor daug liter |!
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Probate Court.

John r. Clopton, public admins
traitor, estate of Henry Hickman. de-
ceased administrator files his accounts
and vouchers for his final settlement
with said estate, which are approved
and ordered of record. Proof of pub
LEGATION is also made, and it appear
ing that the estate has been fully ad-
ministered, the administrator is dis
charged.
DIR. Isaac Luce, plaintiff, VS.. John
r. Clopton, public administrator, es-
tate of A. III. Randall, deceased (;
case submitted to the court without
jury, and, after hearing the evidence
of the witnesses, the court finds that
plaintiff failed to prove any balance
due, and givesjudgment for defendant
for costs.
Henry Bromer, guardian and GU
rator of Rudolph Meyer, minor, files
his accounts and vouchers for his final
and turnover settlement, which are
approved and ordered of record. Bal
ance due ward, 81, 6S5, so, which is
ordered paid to Peter Holster. the
new curator this day appointed, and
when his receipt is filed for said
amount, curator to be discharged.
V. E. Shaw, curator of Frank and
Walter Dowler, minors, files mis- In,
veutory of all the estate of said minors
which is approved and ordered of
record curator is ordered to
pay the mother of said wards 500 for
their subsistence and maintenance !;
curator reports that he compromised a
suit for damages against the Missouri
Pacific railroad company for 81, $50
in favor of said minors, and the action
of curator in said compromise is now
approved by the court.
Charles j. Keck, guardian and
curator of E. j. Clegg, minor files
his ninth annual settlement approx
ed and ordered of record. Balance
due ward, 81, 1858.
George Kahrs. curator of Wittstock
minors. makes final settlement for the
purpose of transferring guardianship
to Usage county. Approved and or
dered of record 1t is ordered that all
papers and transcripts of records be
made and certified to the probate
court of Usage county.
Peter Holston files bond as curator
of Rudolph Myer. in the SUM of S.
500, which is approved. 10
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Soap Mandatory.

A representative of the Palmole
Soap company, now located at Par.
sons, is in the city to-day, arranging
for the location of the works. He
proposes to come and have his bust.
ness in full running order inside of ten
days. Employing twenty-five hands at
first, the number will be increased as
business demands it. The company
manufacture three different kinds of
soap, and find no trouble in disposing
of the product. A meeting of the
board of trade will be held, and a
suitable room selected and provided
for. this institution.